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  • As investors contemplate the scorched landscape of depressed (re)insurer valuations, a potential fillip was given today (12 May) with predictions that future capital flows are likely to head towards existing carriers rather than to support start-ups.
  • American International Group's P&C subsidiary Chartis has withdrawn from writing new UK solicitors' professional indemnity (PI) business, amid claims that the Assigned Risk Pool (ARP) needs a major overhaul.
  • The European insurance watchdog has warned that the region could be facing a full-scale “meltdown” without decisive and comprehensive action from policymakers to reassure markets.
  • Willis Group president Grahame Millwater has added his candidature to the increasingly competitive Lloyd's 2012 Council elections, which take place next month
  • Total global reinsurer capital reached an all-time high of $470bn at the end of 2010 - 17 percent up on 2009, according to Aon Benfield.
  • An authoritative estimate of insured property losses from Hurricane Charley emerged last week (25 August) with the ISO’s Property Claim Services (PCS) unit releasing a preliminary estimate of $6.8bn.
  • UK-listed broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson (JLT) has appointed Ace European Group CFO Mike Reynolds as finance director to replace Simon Mawson
  • Directors' and officers' (D&O) insurance lines could become unprofitable for carriers if current market trends continue, according to Standard & Poor's (S&P).
  • The number of firms in the safety-net pool for solicitors' professional indemnity (PI) insurance has ballooned to 383 this year from 275 the year before.
  • The management of Equity Syndicate Management Ltd (ESML) Syndicate 218 received a hostile reception from Names and other capital providers at its London AGM today (20 June).Investors queried spectacular losses and the controversial failure to extend a Berkshire Hathaway adverse loss development cover (ADC).The dedicated Lloyd's motor insurer - which is owned by the Australian insurer IAG - had a tumultuous 2010 with £499mn of losses caused by fierce competition,